Soundproof Acoustic Panels for Interior Wall Decor, 3D Accent Wood Fluted Slat Decorative Textured Panel for Ceiling and Wall, 43×16 Inches, Black, 2 Pieces

Great look

Looks really good and help with the sound from neighbors

for my project 3 out of five were broken (returned) but am going to order 3 more ?? because the other two already installed on the wall ??

Gran producto lo utilizo para decoración

reduces sound, while making the wall look very nice.... what more can you ask for...yes, a bit on the costly side, but you are also getting decor how well does it work, hard to quantify, as sound comes in at all places, not just the one wall I did, ceiling, other walls, etc. good value, easy to install and looks great, recommended 4.5 stars

Good product. Looked really good

I have ordered and reviewed many other panels that are exactly the same in design as these panels, and of different sizes. I’ll provide the same information as left in another review, and my specific thoughts on these styles of panels. Having a well acoustically treated room is important for critical listening spaces or for recording studio applications. Shaping the sound of a room requires a few methods of treatment; isolation, absorption, and diffusion. These acoustic panels add some absorption, mixed with diffusion. The approximate ½” thick wood slats will still reflect sound waves like a hard wall, but with them being spaced apart and raised from the soft absorptive backing they will diffuse some of the sound waves in different directions. The absorption of sound waves is handled by the ⅜” soft backing felt material. These panels are good for helping to control hi and mid frequencies, Preventing slap-back and flutter echoes from parallel wall surfaces. For controlling low frequencies/bass in a room requires much thicker acoustic panels, referred to as “bass traps”, that are often placed in the corners of rooms as that is where the low bass frequencies will resonate and muddy the sound of the room. The panels came in a pack of two that cover about twelve square feet. Considering the selling price for these panels, you can see how costly these acoustic panels are to treat a complete wall. Yeah, quality acoustic treatment is expensive. These panels can also be used in small sections or patterns on walls to add acoustic treatment to specific surface spaces. I’m using this pack of two on the back wall of a room setup for music production. The panels do have a nice clean, modern feel and add a bit of style to the room visually. These panels are easily mounted on walls with screws or nails, or long staples along the felt edge. These are effective acoustic panels that can be implemented into new full wall builds or smaller spot applications. They are definitely worth looking into if you are someone that is looking to acoustically treat a room. It does take some planning, and proper placement of various treatments. These are nice panel options, but costly, as with most good quality acoustic treatment options.

got these to match another set from a completely different purchase and they work really well together. this is to upgrade my tiny vintage winnebago with a more modern effect. the factory walls are so thin it's like there is no filter for sound whatsoever. great in a rainstorm, terrible during a phone call. these are remarkably effective at reducing sound both coming in and going out of the camper. it's also seemed to increase insulative properties too. again, that could just be compared to the ridiculously thin walls from the original design, but hey, it's still a remarkable difference. this was only a small set of two, but they were accompanying panels i already had, so the size was optimal for me. good price for the size and quality.